If I am displaying a list, the default output is:
item1, item2, item3
However, is it possible to use a semi-colon to separate the items instead? Like so:
item1; item2; item3
This Bubble app has a list on it, to play with if needed.
If I am displaying a list, the default output is:
item1, item2, item3
However, is it possible to use a semi-colon to separate the items instead? Like so:
item1; item2; item3
This Bubble app has a list on it, to play with if needed.
The list operator that does this is called :joined with
.
In a text field, build the expression:
some_list:joined with ;
and you’ll get what you want. Note that the argument to :joined with can be any text string, so you can build pretty complex separators.
Aside: The name of this operator is a little strange. You wouldn’t really guess what it does from its name.
That’s perfect, thank you! I looked at that one, but didn’t understand the syntax. Your solution works, I really appreciate that
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